LiveGO.com – Centralize All Your Social Activity
There is no person who uses only one social service. Even my non-techie friends have multiple accounts all over the Social Web. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn… And all of them use an IM application of one kind or the other, too. The obvious consequence of all this is that people can often lose track of what they have said, and to whom. Of course, social interactions have their very own set of rules. If you claim that you have...
TwentyFeet.com – Clear Social Media Analytics
This is the kind of site that one quickly associates with marketers and brand managers, but I see no reason why casual users should stand aloof to it. Essentially, Twenty Feet will let anybody measure the results of all the social activity that he has undertaken. That is why this is a service marketers are going to maximize – it will let them realize exactly who the big influencers are, and start focusing on them from that point...
iWingle.com – More Control Over Your Social Presence
It is too easy to lose track of who we are on the Social Web, for a number of reasons. Sites like Facebook and Twitter blur the lines between who we know and who are mere acquaintances in an irrevocable way. The concept of “friendship” has been modified to no end. And there is also this whole situation of signing up for services that we either use very seldom or never ever use again, effectively dividing our online persona more than...
Vyoom.com – A Place Where Social Activity Is Rewarded
Vyoom is a community site which brings in a new twist: members are rewarded points for interacting and socializing which each other, and these point scan later be redeemed for real life prizes that the user wants. The site itself has two different streams: a public one where events are listed and gossip is found, and a private one where interaction is kept as reserved as the user wishes. The latter is obviously the spot where family...
AmpliFeeder.com – An Open Source Lifestream Platform
You know how it goes. You sign up for one social network. You sign up for another. And before you know you are part of ten different social sites and pieces of your personality have wound up scattered all over the web. This solution is there to attempt and redress such a situation. We can define it as a service that anybody can use for coming up with an aggregated himself on the web. How is that accomplished? Easy. It pulls any...